ONE X2

UPDATE - 26 July — I went digging through this sub's archives and Insta360's own official forums. This bug is at least seven years old, and Insta360 has been sending the same response since 2019. Below is the documented timeline. Most Reddit threads are now archived and locked, which is part of how

I have an insta360 one x2. It’s fun and gets some cool shots, but I don’t use it very often, just a run here or there, and mostly to snag a frame for a photo. Otherwise you’ll end up with endless gigs of video you won’t watch and no one else wants to see, like someone else said, and I generally thin

350 videos shot on the Insta360? Damn. When I had my first 360 camera (the X2) and I did a hiking trip with some friends. I had a lot of recordings, some long too. In that trip I realized I don't need 15 or 30 min hiking videos (that is for MY personal usage and people might have different needs). I

Fair enough. If the timestamp issue never bothered your workflow, then waiting for the X6 makes total sense. For me the bug is the reason I'm looking at other brands entirely rather than waiting for the next Insta360 model, since there's no guarantee the X6 app will fix what the X5/X4/X3/X2/ONE X ap

UPDATE 29th July— this isn't limited to the X5/X4/X3/X2/ONE X lineup either. A user in a related thread just confirmed the same metadata problem on the Luna Ultra, Insta360's flagship gimbal camera launched in June 2026, a completely different product line, not even a 360 camera: "I got the Insta360

August monthly thread. Same request as May, June, and July: the export timestamp bug. Quick recap for anyone new: every photo or flat video exported from the Insta360 app to your phone's camera roll gets stamped with today's date instead of the actual capture date. Documented reports go back to 2019

A subscription is not needed to access the footage. For your use I would recommend a quick reader that would allow you to transfer the data from the sd card in your camera to your phone. From there you can edit / reframe it using the free Insta360 app. That being said, I don’t think an X2, or a 360

It's true. I've used the insta360 X2, X3, X5 and the quality of all of them is terrible when you see it on a bigger screen. However, I've been using the DJI 360 and I can see that the image quality is definitely better than any insta360 product out there, when it comes to video. When it's photos, it

TLDR: Definitely the X5 (or even the X4 Air) over the Ace Pro 2. X5 is way better image quality over the X3. As the X5 has two Type-1/1.28 sensors (75mm^2 area) with 8K 360 video. When you crop that down to 16:9 aspect ratio that is somewhere between 4K and 2.7K video resolution). The X3 has Type-1/

I use the X2 for a few years now. My feelings are mixed. First of all, the "don't need to care about the angles" is not really true because even in 360 mode (you can use it in a normal action cam mode as well), the image will be distorted around the edges of the frame. And I am not talking about clo